Baltimore Theater

Midday's theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck spotlights a new production of the 2006 musical inspired by the macabre and moving writings of Edgar Allan Poe.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck spotlights the Tony Award-winning 2019 musical that blends two mythic tales into a haunting theatrical experience.

Cori Dioquino explores the complexities of her identity as she navigates through the three major identity crises of her life. Crisis Mode weaves Dioquino’s personal history with that of her motherland - The Philippines - and its complicated relationship to the United States through dance, movement, music and art.

Our theater critic sizes up the National Edgar Allan Poe Theatre's first live stage production, staged in a Dundalk cineplex, of three of Poe's well-known tales of suspense and horror.

Theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck reviews Baltimore center Stage's new production of Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1938 drama about the people in a fictional American small town.

Midday theater critic J. Wynn Rousuck spotlights Ms. Son's complex drama about an enduring love that survives a shocking assault.

William Donald Schaefer, the musical? You heard that right! ‘Do It Now!’ chronicles highlights of the life of Baltimore’s memorable mayor; it’s part of the Baltimore Playwrights festival. We talk with the director and the songwriter to get a preview!

Our theater critic sizes up the quirky 2014 comedy that features some frantic costume changes — both on and off the stage — at Frederick's Maryland Ensemble Theatre.

Our theater critic sizes up the Spotlighters' live bill of eight short plays by local playwright Mark Scharf.

A century-old but timeless play about the toll of racism on a Black family is newly adapted for the modern stage.